The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-22

swords for the heavens hang black
with clouds of war.
Sterrett lost splendid individu-
ality when he went into the sanctum
of the News. and THE EXAMINER
hope, he will speedily regain 1t on
the Times
MANY tale of the older glorious
days was touchingly told yesterday
by men whose heads are a. white as
snow and in whose voices were rec
ogniled the feelings which found ex-
preston in the glad shouts of victory
oil san Jacinto's historic field fifty
one years since.
AFTER May iththere will begin one
of the livest campaigns ever wsged
before the ballot box in Texas or any
other state. 1t is going to be very
closely contested and hott Well, we
should remark. shady places out OF
the whirl. will command premium.
/ THE special dispatch service OF HE
EXAMINER is most extensive, and the
best handled. by any paper in Texas.
The EXAMINER keeps up with the
procession. even its worst. enemies
are compelled TO admit this.
SENATOR Harrison Will make an
able, industrious aud tearlessly honest
state officer. He is most admirably
fitted for the office he holds Austin
will find the family ali addition OF
worth to its social life.
WHEN we contemplate municipal
interests, county Interests or state ill.,
tcrcsts, we should dismiss all sorts OF
personal prcjudIces, and act alone for
what we conceive to be the best in
tcrests OF the whole.
SAN JACINTo day was royalty eel
cbrstcd in Waco. 1t WAS n touching
. HIRnt w StC thc Nthi Olu NttNi hho WI
ebrating their prowess a, il was cX-
hiDited lifty-one years ago.
The genius ,of.this age swallow Il
camel with wondrous facility, but
sticks alta gnat awiully. Now this is
personal to no single prohibitionist
in the state.
THE EXAMINER was chock full of
news yesterday. 1t compared favor
ably with the best papers in the state.
This was the common verdict among
readers.
WACO has now as good u morning
newspaper as any in the state. All
-hc requires to do is toask If the pat
ronage :ls commensurate with its
merits.
ONE word from Coke Is worth a
thousand from Reagan on any sub
ject. Now, MIR, Post, what do you
think of our opinion:
STILL they are calling for help for
drouth sufferers over about San An
tonic. Is it only another cAse of Oil
yer Twist;
THE EXAMINERS article on the red
rise in the Bralos yesterday MORN
ing received warm praise in all quar-
ters.
In sounds very like the Journalism
OF fifteen ears ago to read OF an out
break by Conanches and hiowas.
EVERYBODY went TO padgitt's park
yesterday, The day was one OF UNI
alleged pleasure throughout.
/ BUSINESS was given up yesterday
in order that patriotic Texans might
/ celebrate san Jacinto day.
TAE"now process would not have
saved the meat which iloated by on
/ the BraZos on Wednesday.
Nix. Horace CHILToN cannot toll.
low the amcndmeutites. They are
too revolutionary.
REvIvING shower, are what is
needed just now, Plenty of 'em, and
long continued.
JUST now the cablegrams are very
interesting; those from England es-
peclally.
THE sun has 10 piJy on those who
brave hi, ardent beams.
Personal prejudiccs render some
people blind indeed.
CoKN and cotton will be sufficient
for Texas this.year.
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